by Diana Buraka
Britain’s
leading role on the global cultural arena can only be reinforced if Britain
remains part of Europe. To a large extent, Britain has carved out its leading
role in the creative industry thanks to its cosmopolitan nature, attracting the
best of European talents.
Creative
people across the UK believe in Europe. As one of the international performers
living in the UK and the French dance champion, I join the efforts of the big
names like Danny Boyle, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jude Law and Keira Knightley to
support the Remain Vote.
Remaining
in the EU means access to the £1.07 Billion Creative Europe funding scheme. It
means, British artists and performers will continue to inspire and influence
the rest of the continent with their creativity. It also means, that the UK,
and particularly vibrant cultural cities like London, retain their appeal for
the far-reaching European audiences for any West End play or musical.
Creativity
has no borders, race nor nationality, instead, it endorses the free spirit,
expressiveness and inspiration, that comes with an open-minded approach of
people working together, applying freely for projects and grants across the EU
and bringing together brilliant ideas and talents.
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